Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Englisch term or phrase:
\"certified ceiling\"
Deutsch translation:
zugelassene Flughöhe
Englisch term
"certified ceiling"
thanks a lot!!!
4 +2 | zugelassene Flughöhe | Charles Milton Ling |
Mar 7, 2013 00:33: Coqueiro changed "Level" from "Non-PRO" to "PRO"
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Proposed translations
zugelassene Flughöhe
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Coqueiro
: auch wenn es um ein Flugzeug geht, wir wissen nicht, um welche Eigenschaft, daher ganz allgemein: zulässige Höchstgrenze
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Naja. Ceiling hat für mich (vielleicht naiverweise) immer mit Höhe zu tun.
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Daniel Arnold (X)
: trifft es genau - evtl noch maximale zugelassene Flughöhe
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"maximale" ist ein wenig tautologisch, aber vielleicht nicht schlecht, wird ja Redundanz in solchen Zusammenhängen oft angestrebt.
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Schtroumpf
: Sogar noch besser als Dienstgipfelhöhe (= operational ceiling, so weit mir bekannt)!
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